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A new protest over the controversial law on religion passed by Montenegro's parliament yesterday took place in the western city of Niksic tonight, where several people were detained after a brief clash between demonstrators and police.

Montenegrin police have denied claims from Serbian Orthodox Church officials in the country that officers beat one of its top bishops, Mtodije, during a protest on Thursday against the controversial religious law that was passed that night

During today's Serbian parliament session, right-wing opposition Dveri leader Bosko Obradovic, and his MP colleague Ivan Kostic, clashed with ruling MPs after storming the speaker area in protest of Serbian authorities' lack of reaction to a law on religion passed in Montenegro

Several thousand people gathered in Banja Luka, administrative centre of Bosnia's Serb-dominated entity, Republika Srpska, tonight for two rival rallies, one a protest against its authorities and the other a counter-protest in support of its institutions

During today's debate in Montenegro on the controversial law on religion, PM Dusko Markovic met with Metropolitan Amfilohije of the country's Serbian Orthodox Church. The religious leader said that he called on the politician to withdraw the legislation

"We will hold a liturgy before the police if we cannot pass." Archpriest Predrag Scepanovic leads Serbian Orthodox believers in Montenegro in prayer after police stopped them from entering Podgorica's old town. So far, there are no incidents of violence

Democratic Front MP, Andrija Mandic, urged Montenegrin citizens to take to the streets if the law on religion is passed today in Podgorica, local media reports. "People will go to the streets with icons. This cannot work out," he said during parliamentary debates

Montenegrin Bishop Joanikije of Budimlja-Niksic told local media that he had not blessed today's opposition-led protest against the controversial law on religion in Podgorica. He did, however, say that he would not prevent anyone from participating. The rally is set for 11 am

Albin Kurti today announced at a press conference in Pristina that the coalition talks between his Vetevendosje party and the Democratic League of Kosovo failed. "Tomorrow Kosovo's parliament will convene without a governing agreement," he said.

A busy day for LNA officials: Haftar/LNA Libya related Dassault Falcon 50EX P4-BAA flew from Benghazi to Tunis Carthage. The rest of passengers continued to Rome Ciampino. Later the plane flew to Athens Eleftherios Venizelos. Currently returning to Benghazl Libya

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